Zorats Karer

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About Zorats Karer

Zorats Karer is an ancient stone site located in southern Armenia, close to the town of Sisian. It is also known as the Armenian Stonehenge. The site has hundreds of tall stones placed across an open plateau. Some stones have small, round holes, which create mysterious sounds when the wind passes through. This place attracts history lovers and curious travellers.


For visitors choosing Armenia Tour packages, Zorats Karer adds strong cultural value to the journey. The site reflects early human knowledge of the sky, seasons, and rituals. Surrounded by open land and mountains, it gives a deep connection to Armenia’s past. Tour guides usually explain the stone positions and local legends in simple detail.


About Tickets / Entry Fees

There is no official entry fee to visit Zorats Karer, you may be charged 8 to 15 AED. Guided tours may charge separately, usually around AED 50–80, depending on group size and duration. Prices can vary based on season and service quality.

Day Wise Timings

Mon
09:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Tue
09:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Wed
09:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Thu
09:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Fri
09:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Sat
09:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Sun
09:00 AM to 7:00 PM

Maps & Location

H22H+MF5, Sisian, Armenia

Essential Information

  • Located near Sisian town in southern Armenia
  • Open all year from 9 am to 7 pm
  • Best visited during daylight for clear visibility
  • Wear comfortable shoes due to uneven ground
  • The weather can change quickly, so carry a light jacket
  • Local guides available at nearby towns

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Point of Interest for Zorats Karer

Speaking Stones

Certain stones produce whistling sounds when wind flows through drilled holes, creating a natural acoustic effect.

Ancient Observatory

Stone alignment suggests early study of stars, sun movement, and seasonal changes by prehistoric communities.

Prehistoric Cemetery

Burial remains around the site indicate ritual practices and beliefs followed by early Armenian settlers.

Stone Circles

Circular formations show organised planning and advanced understanding of space and direction.

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